Mark, If it's possible for groups.io to do, Ii.e., if the information is available, I would change "not available in this browser" statement to "not available in this browser because it is set to not

Hi Shal, Yes, it was sort of a rhetorical statement/question. I would hope so too. The notifications from the mobile Chrome and Firefox browsers I have on my phone show in the same manner as all the

Thomas, Yes, that was it! I had History set to "never remember history," which did not allow me to use custom settings for history. I instead checked "use custom settings" and sure enough, it had

Thanks!!!! I thought I looked in every possible setting, but did not see that one. I'm again wondering whether the problem is my antique MacOS. I'll look again now. -- J Messages are the sole

Thanks but that presupposes that groups.io even made the request, which, in my case, it didn't and is not listed there. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

Hi J, the setting for always opening in private mode is here: Open Menu - Options - Privacy & Security scroll down to History select „use custom settings for history“ - there’s a check box

The only options in Firefox I checked were: Apart from the Firefox config change to ensure the notifications were passed to the Windows Action Centre I haven't made changes. Andy

Thomas, Thanks! This restriction needs to be in the documentation!!! I'll try to get out of private windows and see what happens. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

hi J 1. + 3.: I think they’re not relevant for notifications. I tried popup blocker on or off in my Firefox, and notifications worked in both cases. I haven’t tested „do not track“ but that

In the cogniscenti's esteemed opinions here, could any of the following be what's making groups.io say that my Firefox browser doesn't support notifications? 1. In my FF privacy settings, "Send

This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

Aha! So I was confused (which is not surprising). I was looking for the notification to arrive in the browser toolbar. Instead, it arrives in the desktop taskbar. Having turned on notifications in

Please add 1 simple switch for Group Owners to turn off all hashtags. All this #hashtag stuff is fine for those that want them, but let it be an opt-in, rather than impose them.

Andy, Correct, it is not the push notification - that's something separate. The push notification appears as a transitory pop-up. Now that I've finally enabled it, it shows in the lower right corner

There is an inconsistency, this is what comes of having digest (plain and MIME) and summary subscriptions to my own (sub)group in addition to single messages. This afternoon I have: [maintainers]

Hi Mark, I didn't see any debugging information on the notifications screen but this time I was able to turn notifications on in Firefox mobile and the test notification worked also. Thanks, Andy

I've added some debugging information to the notifications page when viewed by your test account Andy. Can you try again and then send a screenshot of this debugging info? Thanks, Mark

That's weird. I have the same settings in Chrome as you at that point and it works for me (on Chrome mobile also). It's Firefox mobile that I have a problem with at present as I can't enable

Yep. Turned it off and on...three times. Reset groups.io permissions in Chrome and turned notifications back on again...no dice. Even clicking the "Send a Test Notification" button doesn't seem to

Hi Bruce, a daft question perhaps but have you enabled the notifications in your account profile? Regards, Andy